This is my 1,000th post at The Genealogue, and I've decided to celebrate this milestone by sending you off to other genealogy blogs less likely to confuse and annoy you.
A blogger lives and dies by his traffic, and traffic depends largely on links from friendly strangers. Some of the sites below gave me early and much-appreciated links. Others are simply blogs I've enjoyed visiting and stealing ideas from.
- OakvilleBlackWalnut — Dave has favored me with links and comments many times. He was one of the volunteers responsible for indexing the Missouri death certificates recently put online.
- Random Genealogy — George Lewis spots genealogy items that might otherwise fall through the cracks, and has suggested items for this blog. He also maintains the increasingly useful Genealogy-Blogs.com.
- GeneaBlogie — Craig Manson gave me an early link, so I was pleased to finally learn his true identity.
- Renee's Genealogy Blog — Renee Zamora is a dependable reporter on the LDS family history scene.
- BackTrack — Sharon Elliott takes particular pleasure in exploding genealogical myths in the media.
- The Genealogy Journey — The journey is more pleasant with Mary Kaye along for the ride. Lots of tips and resources for newbie genealogists.
- Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter — Required daily reading, especially good for software reviews. Commenters can be a bit snarky, though.
- DavidLambertBlog.com — The blog of NEHGS Online Genealogist David Allen Lambert. My only criticism is the long wait between posts.
- Along Those Lines ... — A new outlet for Ancestry.com columnist George G. Morgan. Anything goes here.
- The Genealogy Guys Podcast — Let George G. Morgan and Drew Smith's weekly podcast play in the background while you tend your family tree.
- 24-7 Family History Circle — Ancestry.com's new blog is a great improvement over the old Daily News. It's now more like a conversation than a lecture.
- Legacy News — Posts on Legacy's fine products, but also on more general topics.
- Rootdig.com — The blog-style gateway to Michael Neill's fantastically fun website.
- Genealogy Blog — A talented crew reporting on all aspects of the genealogical landscape.
- About Genealogy — Kimberly Powell is your very proficient guide. The site now bravely allows comments.
- Cow Hampshire — Janice Brown celebrates the genealogical history of the Granite State, using "Cow Hampshire" as her shibboleth.
- Olive Tree Genealogy Blog — Though not updated recently, this has been a reliable source for finding free genealogy stuff on the web.
- Mac Genealogy Software — All the info you need on software for those machines we all wish we owned.
- DearMYRTLE, Your friend in genealogy — The blog version of Myrt's columns.
- Taking Genealogy to the Common Person — Dan Lawyer leads this discussion on bringing genealogy to the untutored masses. The untutored masses have yet to respond, not knowing how to turn on their computer monitors.
- Students Of Descent — All about turning Google Earth into a genealogical tool.
- Blog Some Genealogy
- Geneablogy
- The Oracle of OMcHodoy
- Your Brother Kings
- RhodesFamily.org Genealogy Blog
- Zalewski Family Genealogy
- UWF CLL: Genealogy—It's All Relative

Congratulations Chris!!
Your humour is a refreshing rest stop on our busy highway of genealogical data.
Congratulations Chris.
Thank you for the wonderful links.. and I'm looking forward to laughing at the next thousand posts!
J
Thank you both for your comments. Until now, I'd never thought of my blog as a public restroom on the side of a busy highway. That would explain the odd smell.
Congrats, Chris. The Genealogue is one of my favorite blogs to monitor; the best for genealogy. Thanks for the plug (again).
I'm coming a little late to the party but I'd like to put in a plug for my genealogy blog... creativegene.blogspot.com
Love your blog Chris!
Congrats Chris! I also love your blog. And I'm honored to have found a spot in your links! Thanks!